With several head coaching searches underway, NFL teams received an update on Brian Flores and his heavily-documented lawsuit. Back in 2022, Flores sued the NFL, the Denver Broncos, Miami Dolphins and New York Giants for allegedly displaying "systematic discrimination" against Black coaches.

NFL head coaches don't often get second chances after failing, but Brian Flores may have that rare opportunity with so many jobs available this offseason. The Minnesota Vikings' defensive coordinator has an expiring contract with the NFC team,

Vikings coordiantor Brian Flores has emerged as a candidate for a new job with the Cowboys after Dallas's decision to fire Matt Eberflus.

Brian Flores is one step closer to leaving the Minnesota Vikings. According to multiple reports, the Baltimore Ravens have requested to interview Flores for their head coaching job, and Sports Illustrated's Albert Breer is reporting that the interview will take place next week.

Ryan Fitzpatrick, who played two seasons under Brian Flores in Miami, urges extreme caution to any team considering the Vikings DC as head coach.

The Vikings are in danger of losing Brian Flores. The Minnesota defensive coordinator is reportedly expected to interview for the vacant Baltimore Ravens head-coaching role.

Tom Brady reportedly targets Brian Flores and Brian Daboll to lead the Las Vegas Raiders' coaching staff for a new 2026.

The two biggest stories for the Minnesota Vikings this offseason are very simple: Is J.J. McCarthy the future at quarterback, and will Brian Flores return at defensive coordinator? Any discussion about McCarthy's future will get murky due to the limited data we have about him.